Quintet Ready For Washburn In Topeka Clash
Washburn’s Kansas Jayhawks men’s basketball team travels to Topeka to face the K A quintet and test a new system. Returning stars Thomsen and Rumsey lead a deep lineup with Bausch at center and guards O Leary and Page, while Peterson and Dunn bolster the Washburn attack after the freshman rule’s waiver. The game, officiated by Ream of St. Marys, marks a bid for revenge following last year’s defeat to Ottawa and prior losses to Washburn’s varsity.
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A. Jayhawer
Washburn
Capitol
Topeka
Allen
Anse Ths
Icchabods
Thomsen
Rumsey
Bausch
Dim Bausch
Thomson
Bishop
Sand
Reputars
Cox
Lee Page i
Vote Bausch
O'Leary
Andy Ae
Ramsey
Denier
Ad Rost
Lawrence
Grose
Madison
Forwan
Convention Hall
Kansas
Pat C. Allen
Shane
Ottawa
Roy Wryime
Caneh Wrone
Peterson
Bob Rayd
All
Toneka
Darrell Dann
Southwestern
Carey
Euard
Dumars
Bie
Baptists
Dunn
Zhard
Iehabods
Rishon
J. Rausch
Cand Page
Wynne
Big Six may probe subsidy plan amid Kansas guard on honor
University supporters, led by Kansas fans, debate a Big Six proposed questionnaire to police athletic competition after a Kansas probe rumor. Critics call it a potential second mortgage, urging an open leaguewide inquiry and tighter eligibility rules while coaches quietly follow the honor code.
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Kansas
Des Moines
Jim Bausch
K. J. Fuldback
Big Six
K. VU
Wheebraska
Southwestern College Ready For Conference Race Opens At Emporia
Southwestern College in Winfield Kansas schedules ten preconference games ahead of the 1930 race. The Builders face Emporia Teachers College January 21 after meeting Alva Tensors Mexico City Beth Ottawa Friends Bethany and Oklahoma City University, some twice. Five lettermen include Dick Cornell Charles Fassey Sid Moaure Wilfred Okerberg and Virgil Bruce with Arnold Priest, all Kan sas. Seventy five attended. Iowa State sophomores likely to start against Simpson College at Indianola Tuesday. Captain Glenn Woods, Jack Road cap, Dick Uhawk Gordon Nagel and Albert Heitman to form the starting quintet.
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Winfield
Kan
Dee
Southwestern
Emporia Teacher College
Alva
Okla
Tensors
Mexico City
Beth Ottawa
Friends
Bethany
Alahoma City University
Cornell
Charles Fassey
Sid Moaure
Wilfred Okerberg
Sidwell
Newmen
Virgil
Bruce
Arkans
Valley
Winfield Dast -Year
Arnold Priest
Kansas
Newton
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Simpson College
Indianola
Glenn Woods
Jack Roadcap
Swith Woods
Dick Uawk
Gordon Nagel
Albert Heitman
Mills Freshman Star Helps Tulsa in 1929 Grid Champs
Mills of Lawrence Kansas was among six freshmen awarded letters and sweaters for Tulsa Golden Hurricane 1929 Big Four conference champions. Coach Henderson announced gold footballs would be worn as earned. Mills shifted from guard to fullback and defensive roles as the season progressed and Tulsa expects continued improvement for next year.
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Tulsa
Okle
Mills
Lawrence
Kan
University of Tulsa
Oklahoma
Henderson
Ubs
J. Mill
Gra
Hays Short On Talent Coach Schmidt Faces Small Squad
Hays Teachers College basketball prospects are low with only twenty five men reporting. Four seniors are lettermen among the veterans Julius Bahl Charley Gilsh Joe Mahoney and Paul Sandy. Freshmen sopho m ore and junior turnout includes ten freshmen seven sophomores two juniors and six seniors. A fifth letterman may join in January after central conference games. Ottawa University football captain Louis Wray elected captain of 1939 team.
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Hays
Kam
Hays Teachers College
Harold Schmidt
Julius Bahl
Charley Gilsh
Joe Mahoney
Paul
Sandy
Court Games for Big 6 Teams This Week
Tonight 8 Central in Coleman Tuesday Iowa State vs Simpson in Dianola Kansas vs Washburn in Topeka Oklahoma vs Texas in Norman Kansas vs Salem Saturday Missouri in Kansas City.
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Towa State
Simmson
Tit Dianola
Kansas
Washburn
Fopeka
Oklahoma
Texas
Nortons
Haskell Midgets Tie Pembroke in Midwestern Match
In a Saturday game at Haskell stadium the Midgets defeated Pembroke 12 to 7 to level the score after Pembroke had won at Kansas City recently. Captain Robert Eine opened with a 45 yard run and a one yard dash for a score. Yeager added a 20 yard TD in the third period after a crisscross play. Helphenstrider tossed a 25 yard pass for Pembroke in the final quarter with an extra point, but Haskell held for the win. John Levi had taken over coaching duties about ten days before this contest.
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Haskell
Pembroke
Kansas City
Haskell Stadium
Indians
School Athletic Association
Robert Eine
Yeager
King
John Levi
Gene Yrarriors
Ottawa Cagers See Strong Season After Washburn Loss
Ottawa Kansas dispatch notes a three point defeat to Washburn with optimism for the season. Five lettermen expected after Christmas holidays include Binns as center and Kepner Wray Still Wolgast Spong and Hatzel among the squad, with some injuries limiting others.
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Ottawa
Kan
Sful
Washburn
Binns
Kepner
Wray
Still
Wolgast
Spong
Hatzel
Manero Reigns Open Golf Champion on Catalina Island
Tony Manero, 24, a New York City pro, clinches the second annual open golf title finishing 54 holes with a 180 card, twelve under par, after strong late play on Catalina Island. Sterling College to likely stage night football in 1930 says Arthur Kahler, athletic director. Ted Morgan challenges Benny Bass for junior lightweight crown at Madison Square Garden Friday. Captains Wichita team Berry Dunham, former KU freshman, elected captain of the Wichita Henrys, Missouri Valley basketball champions. named twice as all American guard.
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Avalon
Catalina Island
Calif
Tony Manero
New York City
Sterling
Kan
Sterling College
Arthur Kahler
Kahler
New York
Ted Morgan
Benny Bass
Philadelphia
Madison Square Garden
Wichita
Berry Dunham
K U
Wichita Henrys
Army to Meet Stanford Eleven in Big West Point Grid Test
West Point plans a full football squad trip to Palo Alto for a crucial 1929 season finale against Stanford. The 142-person party includes 110 players and travels on a specially equipped 13-car train with Pullmans dining cars baggage cars and two dressing/shower cars. Practices will be held at stops including Galesburg Syracuse Kan and Needles before arriving Sunday afternoon for a week of workouts.
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West Point
N. Ys
Fass
O Palo Alto
Cal
Vane Uris
Statsold
Coden Biff Jones
Galesburg
Syracuse
Kan
Needles
Calif
Palo Alto
Wievie
Los Angeles
Grand Canyon
Varsie
Pla
Shires and Trafton Set for Ring Clash Tonight
Chicago reports Art Shires and George Trafton will fight five rounds at the White City arena after a week of heated verbal exchanges. Promoter Jim Mullen targets a clean bout with Shires seeking a knockout and a tune-up before a potential world series clash. Trafton enters with a 40 pound weight edge and a black eye from a Bears game, joking he will protect his chin to avoid another injury.
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Chicago
Charles Arthur
the Great
Shire
George
Trafton
Shires
Tratton
Tesson
Jim Mullen
White City
Traften
Shy Arthur
Hack Wilson
Chicago Bears
Bennie Friedman
New York Giants
Tony Plansky
Ace
White Sox
Arthur
Football Coaches View Big Games on Pacific Coast
Three football coaches will leave Wednesday for the Pacific Coast to observe four holiday gridiron contests for new plays formations and technique. Bill Hargiss of Kansas University Mike Getto join Lynn Waller Oklahoma A and M coach, visiting Army Stanford Pittsburgh California games at Palo Alto San Francisco and Pasadena on Christmas Day New Year’s Day. The trip aims to gain insights from top matchups and includes a look at Pitt versus California and the East versus West charity game plus winter climate benefits.
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Pacific
Bill Hargiss
K. U
Mike Getto
Lawrence
Stillwater
Okla
Lynn
Wallerf
Oklahoma A. & M
Kansas
California
Army
Stanford
Palo Alto
San Franccisco
Pasalena
Ahr
Dorf
Missouri
Owill
Getto
Jock Sutherland
Colillon Panther
Pitt
Will & In
Superstitions In Baseball Haunt The Field And Players
A jumble of corrupted text describes baseball players relying on rituals and luck. It cites Les O'Dowl using his glove as a barometer, Harry Heilmann with a viewing method, and Bing Crosby’s habit, noting coaches and Southeast Kansas rules meetings amid garbled reporting.
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Les O'Dowl
Battalion
McChaw
Alway
Tubfield
Ff Puakes
Harry Heilmann
Ely
Roel
Ier
NCM
Shen
Ventilunus
Intramural Basketball Scores Reported
Intramural results show six games with Delta Sigma Mu forfeiting to Sigma Phi. Lawrence Independents Cosmopolitan Club 6 to Alpha Omers 24. Kentucky Colonels facing Sigma Chi 20 with Phi Gamma Delta also noted.
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University of
A Rabie Ae Hi Weappa
Delta Sigma Mhda
Sigma Phi Silons
Lawrence Independents Cosmopollitan Club
Alpha A Omers
Kentucky Colonels Sus
Sigma Chi
Phi Gamma Delta
Harvard Five Defeats Yale In Tight Hoop Bout
Harvard Law School quintet featuring former Kansas stars Hauser Jeffrey Hill and Balfour faced Yale in a 22 to 22 deadlock after an earlier 2 to 22 win. The match showcased a mix of collegiate talent and legal scholars in a rare basketball appearance by the Harvard law team.
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K. U
Harvard University
Harall
Tuteh’ Hauser
Balfour Jeffrey
James Hill
University of Kansas
Harvard
Ask Leam
Bassete
Harvard Law Veheol
Rides Meeting With John Bunn At KU Drills Center
University of Kansas will conduct a basketball instruction meeting in Robinson Gymnasium on Thursday evenings. Coaches and players are invited to attend. attendees will have the chance to print their classed catalog and hear about $800 conics at the Jtnal-World event.
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John Bunn
University of Kansas Mth
Robinson Gymnasium
Plara
Jtnal-World
Prowl Calls Reported by Police Saturday and Last Night
Two prowler calls were received at the police station Saturday night and one last night. Officers Callahan Hunter and Vogler answered a call at Nineteenth and Massachusetts. Vogler and Hunter responded to 1145 Louisiana Street. A call from Mississippi Street reported a prowler seen in the vicinity. The text also includes unrelated fragments about Brioude France and a deserting Midland France population note.
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John Callahan
Floyd Hunter
Fred Vogler
Nineteenth
Massachusetts
Vogler
Hunter
Louisiana Street
Agi
Mississippi Street
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Laos
Greenwich Vilage
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Asaya
Pyrenees
Feler Manning
Batterill
Carnegie
Tirec
Aml
Bausch Brothers
Runnort Lee Derry
Gut
Mt. Dread
Southwestern College
Lawrence High
Tulsa U.fresh
Harald Schmidt
Louis Wray
Regalar
Ottawa University
Central
Colem
Salina
Sime
Simpson
Kansity Fe
Pembroke School
Art Shires
Pacific Coast
E. A. Thomas
Kansas State High School Association
Nools
Supe
Independence
Ken
Southeast
Leery
AL Demaree
Shimmons Bros
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France
Fata Will &Tually
Phone
Cleaners
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Terry
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